Sentence examples for genome richness from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the number of co-migrating fragments in a single peak was dependent on the genome richness in repetitive sequences: we found up to 582 co-migrating fragments in Ae. aegypti.

Variable length probes provide higher average intensities when compared to static length probes and low GC was due to the genomic AT richness of the P. falciparum genome [ 9].

Such genomic features include general gene repertoire, genome size, AT richness, elevated evolutionary rate, paucity of mobile genetic elements, etc.

By its nature, clustering creates many clusters for each genome and its richness estimates can thus be considered upper bounds of viral richness.

Since most Basidiomycetes have intron-rich genomes and this richness was ancestral in Fungi, long before the transfer event, we suggest that the new gene was shaped to comply with requirements of the splicing machinery, such as short exon and intron sizes, in order to be correctly processed.

Previous genome sequencing showed richness in repetitive DNA and transposable elements that can contribute to genome plasticity.

Genome length, AT-richness and base composition of the 9 mtDNAs are compared in Table 1.

Since we observed that the assemblers were not able to resolve all cases between highly similar genomes we expected richness estimates ca. 200 – 300.

(The genome average A+T-richness is 61.7%.) The long-copy, short-spacer sets did not show any other significant distributional differences between the S. cerevisiae and RA or R IRs sets.

However, correcting clustering results for genome length dramatically improved richness estimates, which suggest a new direction for modeling viral diversity in metagenomes.

This study illustrates that our current understanding of the ecological complexity of protist communities, and of the global species richness and genome diversity of protists, is severely limited.